1. What is the opposite of the word "dark"? 2. What do we eat at the end of a meal: dessert or desert? 3. What are the comparative and superlative degrees of the word "well"? 4. What is the plural of "mouse"? 5. Which of the following is a synonym for "just": kind, fair, modest, stubborn? 6. Which of the following is a bird: snake, whale, rabbit, parrot? 7. What is the opposite of the word "legal"? 8. What is the adverb form of the adjective "fast"? 9. Which of the following is a synonym for "gifted": ordinary, talented, blind, handicapped? 10. Which of the following is used only in the plural: screws, scissors, hammers, nails?

The opposite of dark is light.
Dark means having little or no light; light means bright or not dark.

At the end of a meal, we eat dessert.
Dessert is a sweet dish, such as cake, ice cream, or pudding.
Desert means a dry place with little water, like the Sahara Desert.

The comparative and superlative degrees of well are:
well — better — best.
Example: “She sings well.” / “She sings better than me.” / “She sings the best in the class.”

The plural of mouse is mice.
Example: “There is one mouse in the room.” / “There are two mice in the room.”

A synonym for just is fair.
Just can mean fair, honest, or morally right.
So the correct answer is: fair.

The bird among the options is parrot.
A snake is a reptile, a whale is a mammal, a rabbit is a mammal, and a parrot is a bird.

The opposite of legal is illegal.
Legal means allowed by law; illegal means not allowed by law.

The adverb form of the adjective fast is also fast.
Example: “He is a fast runner.” / “He runs fast.”
We do not usually say “fastly.”

A synonym for gifted is talented.
Gifted means having natural ability or talent.
So the correct answer is: talented.

The word used only in the plural is scissors.
We say a pair of scissors, but the word scissors itself is plural in form.